Buddhist Ethics for Brokerage

Abstract

This academic article aims to analyze the Buddhist ethics of being a broker. Because the broker profession is a profession that appears in the Civil and Commercial Code, but it is a profession that does not require a professional license. Brokers are a profession that plays a part in driving the country's economy at the macro level. They are important in connecting buyers and sellers, helping transactions to be convenient and fair by providing accurate and transparent information. They also help stimulate the circulation of assets and promote economic growth. Buddhist ethics for the broker profession focuses on working honestly and fairly, without deceiving or seeking benefits from others. Brokers should provide transparent information and maintain neutrality in every transaction. They must also be kind and compassionate to both buyers and sellers, and avoid biases that may lead to wrong decisions. Adherence to Buddhist ethics will help build trust and sustainability in the profession.